Glass House Seattle Lake Washington Residence

project: Glass House Seattle Lake Washington Residence

LOCATION: Seattle, Washington

PROJECT SCOPE: New Construction & Furnishings

COLLABORATORS: DeForest Architects ARCHITECT | Toth Construction CONTRACTOR | Stephen Karlisch PHOTOGRAPHER

project:
Glass House Seattle Lake Washington Residence

LOCATION:
Seattle, Washington

PROJECT SCOPE:
New Construction & Furnishings

COLLABORATORS:
DeForest Architects    ARCHITECT
Toth Construction    CONTRACTOR
Stephen Karlisch    PHOTOGRAPHER

This modern home’s Lake Washington setting is the perfect backdrop for this Pulp client’s new construction home, inspiring many of the incredible design details. With floor-to-ceiling windows that can be opened to let the rooms flow into the outdoor setting, the architecture made the most of the mountain and lake views.

Entry with wood ceiling, open stair and a long view through glass doors to the garden in Seattle.

Dining room opening onto a terrace through wide sliding glass doors in Seattle.

The Pulp design team worked closely with the clients, the builder, and the architect for over two years, from initial planning through to installation, to help these clients realize their dream home through carefully selected finishes, layouts, lighting, hardware, appliances, and furnishings.

Dining area with wood table, colorful circular-backed chairs and clustered glass pendants in Seattle.

These clients love to entertain, are a family of artists, and have a love for travel. The Pulp team created unique design details that were geared towards creating, entertaining, and showcasing the soul of these unique clients. Luckily, they also were not afraid of color, pattern, or taking a risk, which is why they were drawn to Pulp Design Studios in their exhaustive hunt for a designer. Curating artful details, customizing furnishings, and creating those special moments and wow-factors that improve the daily experience are what sets Pulp apart, and what makes this home’s interiors so special.

Red display shelves filled with ceramics beside a doorway in Seattle.

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The Pulp team injected color into this pantry off the kitchen to give it a unique look that makes these clients smile every time they step inside.

Kitchen with light wood cabinetry, pale countertops and windows overlooking the landscape in Seattle.

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The Pulp team injected color into this pantry off the kitchen to give it a unique look that makes these clients smile every time they step inside.

Living room with stone fireplace, open wood shelving and patterned lounge chairs in Seattle.

Open wood shelving styled with books and small decorative objects in Seattle.

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The Pulp team, along with the architect, created unique design details like this speaker that pulls out from the built-ins, creating a better sound of music for these entertaining clients.

Covered outdoor lounge beneath a wood ceiling, connected to the interior through sliding glass doors in Seattle.

Lounge with blue sofa, black-and-white patterned chairs and wood ceiling in Seattle.

Animation of a sliding bird-patterned wall panel screening a sitting area with geometric chairs in Seattle.

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This sliding door covered in a bold mural moves aside to reveal the art studio beyond the living room.

Animation showing a fold-down bed concealed within a wood wall panel beside contemporary artwork in Seattle.

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In this art studio, a cleverly designed Murphy bed behind a sliding door folds down to a guest bed framed with a bold graphic wallpaper.

Bedroom with contemporary artwork, patterned headboard and a low upholstered bench in Seattle.

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In this art studio, a cleverly designed Murphy bed behind a sliding door folds down to a guest bed framed with a bold graphic wallpaper.

Bedroom with leafy wallcovering, wood bed and views of Lake Washington in Seattle.

Pair of upholstered chairs beside corner windows overlooking Lake Washington in Seattle.

Bathroom with wood vanity, sculptural wall lights and blue tiled shower in Seattle.

Freestanding bathtub detail with tall chrome tub filler and pale textured wall in Seattle.

Blue tiled shower with chrome fittings and window overlooking the water in Seattle.

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This daring design showcases the connection between our clients’ home and the lake beyond with a floor-to-ceiling window in their shower.

Family room with gray sectional, built-in bookshelves and blue upholstered ottomans in Seattle.

Family room with wood game table, blue ottomans and windows overlooking greenery in Seattle.

“Layered in with a mélange of textures, patterns, and, yes, color, the collection gives the home a sense of lived-in comfort and a uniquely original style that reflects its residents. As the saying goes, in the end, everything comes full circle.”

Gray Magazine